William Moss (wmoss@nortelnetworks.com) 8 Dec 2004 08:40:48 -0500

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In article <telecom23.581.8@telecom-digest.org>, mara <tomasz.marczuk@sim.com.pl> wrote: > Hi, > I have a question. Where are transmitted the multifrequency signals? > (Time slot 16 uses four status bits for signaling purposes -- > Supervisory Signals). Interregister Signalling -- I don't know. Time > slot 16 in frame 0 is used for Super Frame alignment. Maybe in the > next frames (1 through 15)? MF signals are always inband. The Supervisory signals ("hook state") are carried in TS 16. William Moss

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